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Be dazzled by the splendour of traditional adornments (‘prykrasy’) from different ethnographic regions of Ukraine. See how seed beads create incredible patterns and motifs in loomwoven gerdany, and netted sylianky. Understand why and how the distinctive adornments styles were worn. This spirit continues to inspire contemporary beaders of today as seen in Maria Rypan’s rich visual presentation.
Young artists will learn about weaving techniques, make their own loom, and then create their own mini woven tapestry called a kilim.
Andrij Dorosh shares his extensive experience in researching family roots and helping families reconnect with relatives in Ukraine. He also shares details about his current project: "The Stories our Grandparents Haven't Told".
This seminar will provide participants with a background of Ukrainian Folk Dance and its evolution to modern day. Participants will also have the opportunity for instruction in basic steps from the Central/Poltava and Hutzul region.
Young artists will learn about Ukrainian Hutsul-style wood work crafts & wood inlay and create their own wood inlay inspired craft.
Anybody who has dealt with older computer files in Ukrainian or another language that uses a non-Latin script has probably encountered text that looks like gibberish. This talk will explain what's going on and how to fix it.
Young artists will learn about the traditional Krysania and create and decorate their own Hutsul hat using felt or foam.
A bimonthly series that gives you a chance to get help with your historical puzzles.
Join the UHEC for the opening of its latest exhibition on the Ukrainian struggle for religious autonomy.
Young artists will learn how to make their own vinok (floral headpiece) using artificial flowers and multicolored ribbons.